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Baby beaver born on Exmoor for first time in 400 years
Six-week-old kit seen on National Trust’s Holnicote Estate in Somerset after pair of adults were reintroduced
A baby beaver has been born on Exmoor for the first time in 400 years after two adults were successfully reintroduced by the National Trust in January 2020.
Camera footage shows the six-week-old kit swimming to the family lodge with its mother in a large enclosure on the Holnicote Estate in Somerset, where two Eurasian beavers were released for the first time in the trust’s 125-year history.
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World’s biggest renewable energy hub planned for south-west Australia
Massive 50 gigawatt wind and solar project proposed by CWP and Intercontinental - the two parties behind the 26GW Asia Renewable Energy Hub.
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London hit by severe flooding after torrential rainfall – video
London, and the other areas in the south of England, were hit by torrential downpours that resulted in significant flooding on Monday night.
London fire brigade said its 999 control officers received more than 150 calls to flooding incidents in the capital. Forecasters said the torrential showers were expected to continue through most of the evening
Continue reading...If wildlife vigilantes smuggle Tassie devils to the Australian mainland, the animals could live in secret for 20 years
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Australian environment groups urge UN to put Great Barrier Reef on ‘in danger’ list
Letter to world heritage committee comes as minister embarks on week of lobbying against change
Australia’s major environment groups have written to the UN’s world heritage committee, urging it to put the Great Barrier Reef on its “in danger” list as the Morrison government ramps up its lobbying against the change.
The environment minister, Sussan Ley, was due to land in Europe on Monday evening for a week-long campaign against the in-danger recommendation for the ocean jewel.
Continue reading...In a New Zealand estuary, I closed my eyes and floated. It turned out the water was toxic | Ingrid Horrocks
Ingrid Horrocks learned to swim in the wild – but no river or lake in the region she grew up in is ‘swimmable’ any more
For most of those of us who swim, swimming is not something we think about: it is something we do.
I learned to swim in the sea, as some of us did in Aotearoa New Zealand in the early 1980s, walking down to the beach with my Auckland primary school. One of my earliest memories is of graduating to the “heads under” group and of sucking salt from my hair.
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